...One of the major complications when dealing with the DACA programs is the fact that it is just an executive order. “We need a fix desperately, and the simplest way to get one that works is to enact DACA into law, precisely as it is.” (Epstein) By making it into a clean deal it has the best chance of succeeding as a political compromise. By allowing them to have the ability of obtaining a driver’s license, Social Security, and employment, it reduces the risk that DACA recipients will burden society. By keeping the two-year period cycle, it leaves more room for deliberation after “greater experience with a policy” (Epstein) This allows for more cooperation also, and not going into a solution too quickly that would hurt the citizens and DREAMers...
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...However, I understand that either side of people arguing about this topic may be right, but my own view on this issue is that they should not end the DACA program. Sending thousands of undocumented youths back to their original country would be act of inhumanity. For example, these people lives are relying on the DACA program that has given them opportunities, such as, to work legally and attend school, etc. Ending of this program is harmful and unjust that will ruin their life. These people are the one that knows no other county because they were brought here by their parent while they were young. They grew up in U.S. as an American, so sudden deportation to the other country that they know nothing will cause them to suffer harm. Therefore,...
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...The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is a very controversial topic today. DACA is an immigration policy that protects eligible immigrant teens/young adults who came to the United States when they were children from deportation. This policy also allows “Dreamers” to work legally and continue on with their education (Berkeley University of California). DACA was ended in September of this year by President Trump. Ending DACA will have a negative impact on hundreds of thousands of people, about 800,000 to be exact. Dreamers will lose their education and jobs, and the nation’s economy will also be affected. In the first place, DACA provides dreamers with a work permit to have many employment opportunities that were not available for them before. According to Business Insider, ending DACA will cost the jobs of about 700,000 people. These undocumented immigrants will have to work long hours and their wages will be drastically dropped. They will also have to be paid under the table because it is illegal for them to work. Many Americans believe that undocumented...
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